What is the process to file for a litigation of disputed property?

We have a property wherein I am living in for past 100 years with shops being rented and we are collecting the rent. The property belongs to my grand father's elder brother. THat time, he mutually / verbally said that because my grandfather is staying at the above-said property, he will be the owner. However, in the records, the name is still of my Grand father's brother. But there is no registration paper for the said property. Now, his family is claiming the ownership without any papers but w

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Posted on 28th Jul, 2018

Advocate Gowaal

Answered on 29th Jul, 2018

This is my response to you: 1. Since it is years you are in possession of the shops then you can stake a claim; 2. You can always say that the period of limitation as per Limitation Act is against the family members of your grandfather's elder brother; 3. You can also go to the land records office, registrar, or the collector office or the municipal office and find out about the property records.

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30th Jul, 2018

What is the Limitation Act. In the record, the name is of my father's uncle but their is no registry. the uncle's family does not have any registration document.

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